Material · Metal
Iron
Dark raw iron with rough surface, ideal for industrial, medieval, and rustic applications
Settings and defaults
- Color
- #4A4A4A
- Opacity
- 1
- Metalness
- 1
- Roughness
- 0.7
- Env Map Intensity
- 0.7
- Transparent
- Off
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Particle system